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    Junior Member KiwiKutter's Avatar
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    Default Cuttr' down undr'

    Hey everyone from New Zealand! I though I might introduce myself and join in on this 'obsession' of ours. I've only been straight shaving for a month or two but already know I'll never go back to what the rest of the plebs use. In that time I've also started to accumulate a number of blades which I hope to restore in time (once other projects I have on the go have been completed).

    So here is the line up (apologies for my poor photography skills)

    5/8 'Baby' Puma
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    Another online purchase, 3/4 Carrick Brothers, a Scottish blade. Doing a quick search it appears that blades from that country aren't all that common. The reverse has sheffield steel (why I bought it) and ground in germany (i suppose thats where the 'Hamburg Ring' etching comes from I suppose)
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    3/4 'Slyde Stroke', ground in Germany, never heard of it
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    5/8 Dorko, should be a goodie...
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    My daily shaver, 11/16 Flic, found online, very nice shave
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    13/16 Gotta
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    Bengall #1 3/4 TR Cadman & Sons
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    Bengall #2 3/4 TR Cadman & Sons, also etched as a 'Tonsor' Razor
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    'The Conqueror' Wostenholm & Sons 11/6
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    So as you can see, all of these restoration, some have some hone wear. But pretty happy with my haul since none cost me more than the equalivent of US$20. Also have the 220/1k/4k/8k norton set, an old barbers hone, an old barbers paddle strop (made from native timber) and the strop I use. Looking forward to continuing with the hobby and learning from everyone on here.
    Cheers!
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